Xenova Synthesis

Meg Webster

Moss bed, Queen 1986/ 2005

also it’s waaaay too hot to pour anything here so no new stuff fpr a while, or as soon as i can find somewhere cool to work.

let’s just hope this year isn’t quite as horrible as the last.

Though typically unseen, the vortices that swirl from the tips of aircraft wings are powerful. Here you see a Hawker Sea Fury equipped with a smoke system used to visualize the vortices that form at the wingtip as high-pressure air from the bottom of the wing and low-pressure air from the top swirl together. As you can see, the vortices persist in the wake long after the plane passes. The size and strength of the vortices depend on the size and speed of the aircraft; this is why air traffic control requires smaller planes to wait longer to take off or land if there was just a larger aircraft on the runway. 

The other cool thing to note here is how the wingtip vortices move apart from one another in the animation above. In flight, wingtip vortices usually stay roughly parallel to one another, but they drift downward in the aircraft’s wake. Near the ground, though, the vortices cannot move down, so instead ground effect forces them apart from one another, as seen here. (Image and video credit: E. Seguin; via Kelsey C.)

Maker: @xenova-synthesis

Shop link: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/XenovaSynthesis                  

Overview: Xenova’s silicone eggs are based on the alien movies from my knowledge but are made very unique with their own flare and their own look and feel. Xenova’s store is based in Sydney, Australia. Making them a opinion for those of you in Australia. They seem to be a maker that has stock drops every so often, but when they do they have rather large ones filled with unique colors and combinations. they offer a few other variations of their alien like eggs.

Order: 10/10 Ordering through etsy was easy and little contact was necessary, it was a smooth transaction all around.

Processing: 10/10 Took a few days to process and ship the egg but that’s to be expected with any across ocean order. So it’s still a perfect transaction.

shipping: 10/10 Shipping was done right away and like I said before took maybe 1-3 days to get it shipped and on it’s way to Canada. the price for shipping from Australia to Canada was CA$25.25 which honestly is pretty good considering some stores in USA would have higher shipping prices.

packaging: 10/10 the packaging was a standard brown box, it showed no signs of being a sexual toy or anything overly personal. I believe it said silicone sculpture. the egg itself was wrapped very securely to avoid damage.

Looks: 10/10 this egg is by far one of the most detailed eggs I have, it’s texture and the little flappy top it has, it makes the egg so fun to hold in your hands and play with. I often find myself playing with the top part with a few fingers as I fidget around. the colors where predetermined but the green and black combo makes it look very alieny. there seems to be a different hue of green mixed in as well. As for the size and feel of it, the size is one of the bigger eggs I have, I wouldn’t recommend using this one if your just starting out. kegel or sexual experiences. This will stretch you…slightly.I say this only for those who are virgins and have not had any sexual experience at all, for someone who has had sex before, you’d most likely be fine but you’d still feel a slight bigness from this egg since it’s very wide around. As for the bumps and texture, it feels rather nice being put in and being pushed out, the bumps will rub against the lining of your entrance and almost tickle it.

End review: I do love the colors of this egg and the textures and details are very stunning. however I wouldn’t be able to recommending it for beginners to kegel or oviposition. it’s a bit too big to start out with, but it’s around medium territory. not huge or anything, just medium experience. Overall however if your looking for a slightly bigger egg but not the monsters you can find, then this one is surely up your ally with size and thickness.

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